Law Decoded, June 7–13: Lummis-Gillibrand bill is finally here
Senators confirmed that Bitcoin and Ether will be classified as commodities and regulated by the CFTC.
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Senators confirmed that Bitcoin and Ether will be classified as commodities and regulated by the CFTC.
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